Asymetrical Vine-like Strains
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Are you asking about "creepie's" that grow in tropical jungles.
Some years ago vortex from subcool was a very vine like plant with very thin stems, needed a trellis kinda setup to grow that so it could creep up it as it grew and flowered.
Sorry bit high at moment so back to the creepie's. They generally grow along the surface of the soil and then up trees, full growth cycle of a year to mature. Lots of very thin whispy buds with little resin but really phucks you up....big time.
Dunno if thats what your on a about lol.
Some years ago vortex from subcool was a very vine like plant with very thin stems, needed a trellis kinda setup to grow that so it could creep up it as it grew and flowered.
Sorry bit high at moment so back to the creepie's. They generally grow along the surface of the soil and then up trees, full growth cycle of a year to mature. Lots of very thin whispy buds with little resin but really phucks you up....big time.
Dunno if thats what your on a about lol.
IIRC, there is a cut or a cross of Train Wreck that is considered viney in structure. There is a thread floating around here somewhere, do a search, 'cause I'm too lazy to.
Also, there was a guy in Australia that was working with a strain that was very vine like and didn't really look like weed at all. Weird plant, and very stealthy, but I don't think it was very potent and upping the potency while maintaining the viney look was slow going. I haven't heard anything more about it for several years. There was a big dick waving thing over who "discovered" it and who was actually working it IIRC. Big drama!
Also, there was a guy in Australia that was working with a strain that was very vine like and didn't really look like weed at all. Weird plant, and very stealthy, but I don't think it was very potent and upping the potency while maintaining the viney look was slow going. I haven't heard anything more about it for several years. There was a big dick waving thing over who "discovered" it and who was actually working it IIRC. Big drama!
Dizzy, yeah, that was the name of the strain. I don't remember if it was Wally Duck, I know he worked with Ducks Foot. It seems to me it was a couple of other guys doing the accusations and all the forum drama. 2004 time frame is about right.
The real seed company had a Kerala line that would fit the bill but they're long gone
your best bet would be to go with some colombian sativas to find that kind of phenotype or even the real seed company's garhwali jungli or nanda devi, you will find some xmas tree sativas and some unruly ones, strains like these don't really fit the bill for production strains, so you have to go with a wild strain
also I think you could find something in Malawi gold seeds, I don't know if afropips still sources his seeds from growers
your best bet would be to go with some colombian sativas to find that kind of phenotype or even the real seed company's garhwali jungli or nanda devi, you will find some xmas tree sativas and some unruly ones, strains like these don't really fit the bill for production strains, so you have to go with a wild strain
also I think you could find something in Malawi gold seeds, I don't know if afropips still sources his seeds from growers
trainwreck, chemd x nl, KKSC, all pretty viney for sure.... and all very good... some people would even throw the chem and ecsd into this section....
Man, it took a lot of digging around, but I found a pic of "Dizzy" or "Bindi" as it is sometimes called. Another Aussie oddity was called Australian Bastard Cannabis. A weird looking plant with no leaf serrations
Like I said earlier, there was a lot of drama about this strain and I'm not gonna name any names. Sure was a lot of BS flying back and forth over it.
Like I said earlier, there was a lot of drama about this strain and I'm not gonna name any names. Sure was a lot of BS flying back and forth over it.
i think a lot of tropical sativas can be trained as a vine, and i like what someone above said about this trait normally being bred out and more feral plants have more assymetrical phenos being thrown out.
from personal experience i'd say:
- arcata trainwreck - very floppy/viney and great qualities to the high. truly.
- old hawaiian strain - had one truly floppy plant that turned out to be wonderful smoke - giggly lemon spice
- dp flo - had a very viney pheno this past year that was unstoppable with growth. smelled of creamy blueberries.
- and i had some kalimistxcocoakush/flo plants that had really flexible stems taht could be trained as a vine but were truly quite symmetric in their growth
from personal experience i'd say:
- arcata trainwreck - very floppy/viney and great qualities to the high. truly.
- old hawaiian strain - had one truly floppy plant that turned out to be wonderful smoke - giggly lemon spice
- dp flo - had a very viney pheno this past year that was unstoppable with growth. smelled of creamy blueberries.
- and i had some kalimistxcocoakush/flo plants that had really flexible stems taht could be trained as a vine but were truly quite symmetric in their growth
